3c Organizational Behavior, Development, and Culture

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3c Organizational Behavior, Development, and Culture


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 As part of this application of theory to my work in TWICE, I want to especially focus on the development and evolution of TWICE's signature event: Read Around the Planet. The project matches classes to celebrate reading via videoconference in March around Dr. Seuss' birthday and impacts over 50,000 students a year. The Read Around the Planet website has grown to include the Collaborations Around the Planet tool as well.

The artifacts here explain these projects, and the change reflection that ties these projects to organizational theory. The evaluation document from 2008 shows the feedback from others. I've been involved in Read Around the Planet since it's inception in 2002. I ran the project the first year, then provided background support as others managed it. In 2006 I took over running the project again and have spearheaded the changes to make it more sustainable and scalable.
 My work with Read Around the Planet shows my ability to work with a group to sustain rapid growth and sustainability of a project. It shows the ability to work with others to meet the needs of the project, create goals for change and growth, and implement the changes to sustain the project.




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 (write the author's name and link to email - if desired)





(hit tab here to add another row)